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MLAA

(19,198 posts) Sun Oct 4, 2020, 06:25 PM Oct 2020

I don't have children but I've heard some babies need to be driven around before they

fall asleep. Although most babies aren’t impotus Covid super spreaders.

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I don't have children but I've heard some babies need to be driven around before they (Original Post) MLAA Oct 2020 OP

Me me laugh! pandr32 Oct 2020 #1

Sometimes we use to take our son for a car ride to make him go to sleep kimbutgar Oct 2020 #2

Oh, that's so true. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2020 #3

My older son did. AngryOldDem Oct 2020 #4

So true tapper Oct 2020 #5

pandr32

(12,943 posts)

1. Me me laugh!

Reply to MLAA (Original post)

Sun Oct 4, 2020, 06:34 PM

Oct 2020

Our middle child had to go for a ride. Sometimes all it took was the motor running.
This fits today's ridiculous motorcade event to a "t". Well witted!

kimbutgar

(25,014 posts)

2. Sometimes we use to take our son for a car ride to make him go to sleep

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Sun Oct 4, 2020, 06:59 PM

Oct 2020

PoindexterOglethorpe

(27,832 posts)

3. Oh, that's so true.

Reply to MLAA (Original post)

Sun Oct 4, 2020, 07:59 PM

Oct 2020

One baby I knew (not mine) would immediately fall asleep in a car and wake up every time it stopped for a light or a stop sign. And then go right back to sleep when it started moving again.

AngryOldDem

(14,180 posts)

4. My older son did.

Reply to MLAA (Original post)

Sun Oct 4, 2020, 08:01 PM

Oct 2020

Husband drove around the entire I-465 bypass around Indianapolis trying to get the kid settled in.

tapper

(151 posts)

5. So true

Reply to MLAA (Original post)

Sun Oct 4, 2020, 08:17 PM

Oct 2020

My next door neighbor has a little girl who requires that.

Don’t think it worked on the ove-aged baby, though.

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